Sentence examples for to avoid legislating from inspiring English sources

In a properly functioning system of representative government, with divided powers and an independent judiciary, judges are obligated to avoid legislating from the bench and the legislature should exercise great restraint in intervening in judicial proceedings.

Besides, Congress should try to avoid legislating polite behaviour.

There had been concerns the new government would be liable for millions of dollars in compensation after it confirmed the project would not go ahead, and Andrews would not rule out legislating to avoid paying.

To avoid the most obvious potential abuses, districts often legislate who can tutor and under what conditions.

The government is also expected to legislate next year to close a loophole that allows people to avoid paying the licence fee if they only watch catchup television on iPlayer.

In 1953, Route 37 was legislated along its current alignment, with the designation dropped on the Trenton–White Horse segment to avoid the concurrency with U.S. Route 206 and the Seaside Heights Point Pleasant section becoming a realignment of Route 35.

Extreme cases are easy to legislate, to set punishment for.

Someone had to legislate to make us wear seatbelts first' (PM).

"I don't particularly enjoy having to legislate, or trying to legislate, common decency," said Sen. John Kennedy.

Wong said it needed to be legislated.

We have to legislate disincentives for people to have pets.